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March 1, 2010

Thigh High Boots – Become a Diva With This Sensual Boots

Filed under: Freaky Fashion — ewwink @ 7:28 pm


Thigh High Boots in UK

Having been endorsed by pop divas and couture fashion houses, super sexy thigh high boots have caused sensations in UK markets. Women are increasingly sporting the bold and sensuous side of their personality by putting their feet in a tantalizing pair of thigh high boots in UK.

Buy Thigh High Boots

Style divas often buy thigh high boots to add a dash of sensuality in their persona and make their presence felt in an upcoming do. A well-fitting thigh high boot can cause a woman’s sex appeal to reach sky high as these are considered hot and sensuous and very few women actually dare to wear them because of their super sexy character.

Fashionistas say it is advisable for bold and daring women to keep a pair of black leather thigh high boots in their collection. Black leather boots can easily be teemed with lot of skirts and jeans. Black is an all time hit color and will never lose its seductive appeal. Stylists however, feel that women should buy red thigh high boots only if they can manage to take too many glances and male advances. Hot red thigh high boots appear extraordinarily sexy.

If a woman is in a playful sporty mood then she has the option to buy thigh high boots in soft pink and white color. Other teasing shades available in thigh high boots include hot pink, gold, silver, green and yellow. One can browse through online stores and buy thigh high boots in colors that match their dress or attitude!

Stylists also recommend wearing thigh high boots especially in winters where they protect the wearer from getting cold. This is especially desirable for women whose dressing style is ‘minimal’. Thigh boots will offer them both comfort and a sexy tag at the same time.

Thigh High Boots Online

These days, there is an increasing trend amongst women in UK to buy thigh high boots online! This way they can avoid visiting traditional shops where they have to spend time and offend eager salesmen, if they don’t get boots of their choice. Moreover, many online sexy shoe stores promise delivery in discreet packaging which helps women to buy sexy shoes in complete privacy. Several online shoe stores in UK also offer next day delivery. This is another great advantage for women who wish to trade their simple and subdued person for a bold and sassy one in a day.

While shopping for thigh high boots online is an awesome idea, there are a few things that one should keep in mind –

• The size of the thigh high boots is extremely important. The boot should not just be comfortable on the foot but it should also fit well on the calf, knee and top of the leg. If the standard size does not fit you well request for a customized shoe. Good shopping sites offer you customization facility as well as refund in case their standard size does not fit you.

• Ensure that the manufacturer is offering facility to adjust your thigh high boots. Usually, shoe designers offer gussets and straps to adjust the fit of thigh high boots.

• Height of heel is another important consideration especially when you buy thigh high heels online. Killer high heels are usually the hallmark of erotic thigh high boots but avoid going for very high heels in case you are not comfortable with walking in them. In case your desired heel height is not available request for a customize boot.

• A woman’s figure is another key feature that should be regarded when buying thigh high boots online. Tight fitting thigh boots accentuates the beauty of slim legs and slender figure while loose fitting thigh high boots helps in camouflaging a stout figure. Petite women should avoid wearing thigh boots as instead of accentuating their short figure it will draw more attention to their short legs.

February 18, 2010

The History of Horror Movies – Tribute to Horror in Cinemas

Filed under: Freaky Fashion — ewwink @ 5:02 pm


From time to time, we see so many horror movies come and go. Spooky, haunted houses, serial killers, slashers, maniacs, mentals, satanic and many others have been pictured in the movie. A lot of sub genres, a lot of remakes, a lot of variations, twist and all that can easily be found through the ages. Yeah, it’s all true. But have we ever thought where it all came from? Or how does the horror movies genre change from time to time?

For you who share the same passion about horror movies, and want to know the road that have been travelled by Horror movies, allow me to have the honor to be your guide. Buckle up, here we go.

Where It All Began

The year was 1922, place: German. I can say that it was the birth of horror movies. W Murnau started the terror and fear thru Nosferatu, nosferatuthe story about bloodsucking vampire. It wasn’t the first vampire movie, as in 1896 Georges Melies made Le Castle Du Diable, but Nosferatu was the first movie where we saw vampire destroyed by sunlight. This one boasted remarkable animalistic makeup that has not been replicated, even with modern technology. Dozens of vampire movies followed after that. In 1931 Universal Studio launched 2 legendary horror movies, Dracula with Bela Lugosi and Frankenstein with Boris Karloff. Both of the movie became a classic and very successful. Boris Karloff even became a legendary name in horror movies history. The Mummy (1932) a silent picture with horror icon Boris Karloff in the title role, remains a classic, with unforgettable make-up and atmosphere. In 1935, the sequel of Frankenstein, The Bride Of Frankenstein was made.This isn’t silent anymore.

Psycho

During 40’s the world’s on war, and it has changed the genre. Horror was almost forgotten as patriotic movies and war has taken the place. It slowly raised again around 50’s, where comedy and musical movies ruled. There were good ones took place at this time, House of Wax is one of the example. 1960 was the time for Hitchcock to make a memorable movie: Psycho. Too bad, this is the only horror movie by Hitchcock, cuz then he made lots of suspence thriller goodies like Rear Window, Vertigo,North by Northwest,Dial M For Murder that kinda changed the genre again. And remember, spaghetti western Movies in the late 60’s also had its moment.

The 70’s

This is the most creative year of Horror movies.Unlike before, horror movies got big exploration, where so many variation of story and evil came in. Note there were lots of controversy and protest happened here.The Exorcist (1973) for example showed disgusting scenes that never been imagined before, like the green puke to the face transformed to evil. This movie was controversial when Catholic Church protested that the demon cast-out in the movie was against the code of conduct. The shining, that based on Stephen King’s novel was one of the best one during 70’s. Later on from this decade to 80s and 90s, lots of movies was made based on his scary novel such as Carrie, Christine, Cujo, It, , Cat’s Eye, Dream Catcher, are the example. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) was a low budget movie that reached a great result. This one introduced “the slasher movie” to the world that later followed by Halloween (say hi to Michael Myers) , Friday the 13th, Scream in the 80’s and 90’s and so on. Omen is a bonechillin’ movie that can still give you nightmare even with today’s technology of making movie.Simply unforgettable. Amityville Horror, based on the true story was the first movie that took place in the actual location. The report said a lot of bizzare and dreadful things were experienced by cast and crew in location.

The 80’s

Freddie Kruger

This is the decade of madness. All gory stuff were shown sadistically for viewing. cutted off body parts were seen everywhere. Nightmare on Elm Street that launched Freddy Krueger to horror hall of fame, and Jason Voorheyes slashing games in Friday the 13th are one of the example. These two had some of their sequels during 80s, together with 3 of Halloweens. And remember how Italian horror movies that have a very sick super bloody vision? Count Romero and Argento for this category. This is also the era where horror expanded to tv.

The 90’s

Funny thing happened in 90s. There’s a tendency of self defense and self actualization by horror character on terror they have made to people. For example Ghost, Bram Stocker’s Dracula that told the story about Count Dracula’s painful love to Mina, or Interview With Vampires that unlocked the mystery of vampire lives. Scream started a new genre, teen horror movies, slashing-serial-killer-who-did-it,which soon followed by I Know What You Did Last Summer, Urban Legend, and some more. A note in 1999, an independent movie Blair Witch Project became a big phenomena,using a documentation technique to give us fear,tense and mental disturbance. This one inspired some other movies like St.Francisville Experiment, The Lamarie Project and tv series Freaky Links.

2000’s

Ringu

Still too early maybe to talk about horror movies in 2000s, but looks like Hollywood has running out of ideas. They are trying to widen up their view to see new ideas outside that can give new vision on the term of horror. The Ring, remake from Japanese movie was their first success. Followed by The eye, and some other remakes from Asian cinemas. This decade seems being led by Japan and Korea, by making so many horror movies with lack of effects or gory blood but still successfully tortured our feeling. They don’t go with the Hollywood pattern, they just dig everything else that hasn’t been touched yet. Thailand is also emerging as a good horror maker. Indonesian movies too, with amusing number of horror movies every year. We also mark the decade 2000 for the decade of sequels and remakes too, such as Halloween H2O, Freddy vs Jason, modern version of Bram Stocker’s Dracula, Dracula 2001, Halloween Resurrection , The Texas Chainsaw Massacre , House of The Dead, The Amityville Horror and so on. While the effort to combine some genres and produce something new has still been going on. Saw for example, combine the psycho thriller ala Hitchkock with slasher, sadistic, bloody and graphic scenes. My prediction? I think this decade will continue to do so. Hopefully in the next decade we will see some new approach, style and way to present horror movies. Let’s wait and see where the horror movies continue their path.

February 6, 2010

Hot Sexy Lindsay Lohan

Filed under: Freaky Fashion — ewwink @ 2:47 am


Lindsay Lohan’s life has been the subject of media scrutiny. But one thing remains for sure – she’s definitely one hot and sexy celebrity who has kept our eyes glued on with her every move. And just recently, she posed as Marilyn Monroe in the new spring fashion issue of New York magazine. Recreating Monroe’s legendary 1962 final photo shoot, Lohan said she was comfortable being nude in front of the camera.

Born in New York, 21-year-old Lohan began her career as a child fashion model for magazine advertisement and television commercials. At age 10, she began her acting career in soap opera. She made her motion picture debut in 1998 via the Disney remake of The Parent Trap, in which she played identical twins Hallie and Annie.

The hot and sexy young actress eventually rose to stardom with her leading roles in films such as Freaky Friday (2003), Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (2004), Mean Girls (2004), and Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005). She also appeared in Just My Luck (2005), A Prairie Home Companion (2006), Bobby (2006), and I Know Who Killed Me (2007), among others.

In December 2004, Lohan embarked on a second career, launching her debut album Speak. The album, which was described as a blend of old-fashioned dance-pop and anthemic arena rock sound, peaked at number four on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum by early 2005. Her second album, A Little More Personal (Raw), which was released in December 2005 was certified gold despite little promotion due to her hectic schedule.

With regards to her drug and alcohol issues, Lohan has checked into rehab for the third time and is now sober. Her next film is a musical/romance one, Dare to Love Me, now in production. The hot and sexy star is also working on her third studio album, set for release this year.

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